LJMU fashion communication students are holding a Vintage and Crafts fair at Heebie Jeebies, Seel St. on the evening of 25th March.

The event will consist of music, fashion, jewellery, cakes and most importantly local artists and designers will be bringing their crafts to the table. 

With several stalls to rummage around you can find some hidden gems!

The students are hoping to raise money for charity throughout the night so it’s all for a good cause.

Come along and show your support, grab some bargains and dance the night away at one of Liverpool’s hot spots.

Goody bags for the first 40 guests so make it snappy.

Doors opens at 6:30 – £1 entry

Proceeds go to Teenage Cancer Trust. http://www.teenagecancertrust.org/

Hope to see you there!

Baby Blue

Albert Dock

Liverpool

Merseyside

L3 4AB

Pillbox Vintage Fairs at Baby Blue

Vintage/Retro Fair from 11.00am to 5.00pm

Featuring Fashion, Collectables, Homewares and Confectionery!

Further Information: Baby Blue website

Handbags and Gladrags Fashion Fair

A mix of vintage stalls, creative designers, jewellery makers and more! Our Handbags and Gladrags Fashion Fair is set in the glamorous surroundings of Kingdom Bar, a minute away from Liverpool One shopping centre.

Find that unique outfit, divine dress, beautiful bag and just to die for jewellery under one roof!

The bar will be open serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments. There will also be a make up artist and nail technician to really get you ready for the weekend!

Further Information: Kingdom Liverpool website

Kingdom Liverpool
25 Harrington Street
Liverpool
L2 9QA

Baby Blue
Albert Dock
Liverpool
Merseyside
L3 4AB

Pillbox Vintage Fairs at Baby Blue

Vintage/Retro Fair from 11.00am to 5.00pm
Featuring Fashion, Collectables, Homewares and Confectionery!

Further Information: Baby Blue website

New Brighton Floral Pavillion
Marine Promenade
Wallasey
Wirral
CH45 2JS

A General Antiques and Collectors Fair

Open from 10.00am, FREE parking available!
Up to 80 different trade stalls.

Further Information: Floral Pavilion website

This hands on exhibition includes amazing collection pieces from some of the best Liverpool designers and lots of new unseen photographs. Plus It’s free to visit.

The exhibition will be open from 11am-5pm each day and is in association with the Liverpool Design Festival…

The Liverpool Design Festival is a 10 day celebration of creativity that embraces all types of design in venues across the city. Opening on 18th November, the Long Night, with Matthew Moore’s lamp installation at the Hope Street Hotel there will be films about design at METAL (Edge Hill), Crosby Plaza and the Scandinavian Church, exhibitions and design displays at Bold Street Coffee, News From Nowhere, Tate Liverpool shop, Community College Arts Centre (Myrtle Street), Bluecoat and Utility. There will also be seminars, talks, open studios and a guided architectural tour of Liverpool One.

The Liverpool Design Show 20 & 21 November in St George’s Hall will showcase the work of over 70 designer/makers working in furniture, fashion, lighting, ceramics, jewellery, soft furnishing and decorative art. This will be an exclusive opportunity to meet designers and buy unique products or gifts.

During the festival details of all events can be found on the free downloadable and web-enabled iPhone App specifically designed by Liverpool agency Citrus Suite or at www.liverpooldesignfestival.com

The Liverpool Design Festival is organised by Design Initiative an industry body and charity based in Liverpool and Manchester. It works to support independent designers, helping them to promote their work and provide professional development through talks, seminars and conferences. The Design Festival and Show are made possible with financial support from the City of Liverpool.

Time 18 November at 11:00 – 27 November at 17:00

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Location The CIC.
57 Jordan Street.
Liverpool, United Kingdom

Source: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=104083416324933

SEX IN THE MEDIA

After family, friends, and school sex education the media is the main source of sex advice for most of us.

And the more personal the topic, the more likely it is that we will use the media to try and find answers to our sexual problems – or to increase our sexual pleasures.
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Unfortunately this is an area where there is little or no regulation. Anyone can set themselves up as a ‘sexpert’ and the credentials of those offering adviceare rarely checked.

As a result the quality of sex information providedby the media is variable, and often tied up with commercial ventures. Moreover, many journalists covering sex-related stories have (like many of us) inadequatesex education and lack basic understanding of health/science/cultural issues – resulting in much sex coverage reinforcing misunderstandingsaround hormones, performance, technique and health. The aim of this session is to highlight where there are problems (using real life examples of good and bad sex advice), outline why these problems arise, and provide some ideas about what we may do about this. Given that the topic of sex/relationships is often not considered within science or skepticism, or treated more as a joke topic, this session invites you to have fun but also reflect on wider issues that might impact on your sex life.

Beginning with a review of the evidence base on media advice giving, and using case studies of good and bad media sex coverage this talk invites skeptics to consider ways they may address problems in media sex coverage and related issues.

ABOUT PETRA BOYNTON

Petra Boynton is a Social Psychologist based at UCL where she works as a lecturer in International Health Services Research. She applies her research through evidence based and critical teaching on sex education and health issues to practitioners, while working as an Agony Aunt in the media in the UK and internationally

Friday 5 November                 
Liverpool College Lunchtime Concert                                           
1.15pm – 2.00pm                                                 
Primary School Jazz

Some of the College’s juniors playing music they have been working on this year.
Free Admission    

Enjoy an autumn afternoon of dancing with Neil Allcock at our regular Tea Dance. Due to popularity, we highly recommend booking in advance on 0151 726 9304 as otherwise admission cannot be guaranteed.

£3.50 admission on the door includes a cup of tea and piece of cake.

Saturday 20 November                                
‘Open Arts Choir’ Doors open 7.30pm, 8.00pm start        
Da Da Fest International 2010

http://www.dadahello.com/

http://www.dadafest2010.co.uk/

Dada Fest (Disability and Deaf Arts Festival) brings artists from across the globe to Liverpool to showcase and celebrate art from a unique cultural perspective, challenging and entertaining audiences with it’s key theme “objects of curiosity and desire”, curated by renowned Artisic Director Garry Robson.

Da Da present the “Open Arts Choir” from Belfast.

Tickets £7.00 and £5.00 for concessions                 

Full bar available

Tickets available from DaDa fest on 0151 703 2257

Dada present ‘The Book of Judith’, a gospel choir from the USA.

Tickets £7.00 and £5.00 for concessions    
             
Full bar available

Tickets available from DaDa fest on 0151 703 2257

http://www.moldtownband.org.uk/

Free Admission                            
Refreshments on sale

Please be aware that seating at our free events is on a first come, first served basis, as we have limited capacity. Thank you.

Visitors to Sefton Park Palm House for events: Please note that unless you are attending an event, the nearest parking is next to the Iron Bridge at the end of Mossley Hill Drive.

Individual or Group talks about Sefton Park Palm House by Blue Badge guides can be arranged. To book, call us on 0151 726 9304.

 

Sefton Park Palm House at Sefton Park, Aigburth

 

 

Address: Sefton Park
Liverpool, Merseyside L17 1AP

Telephone: 0151 726 9304

Handbags and Gladrags Fashion Fair

A mix of vintage stalls, creative designers, jewellery makers and more! Our Handbags and Gladrags Fashion Fair is set in the glamorous surroundings of Kingdom Bar, a minute away from Liverpool One shopping centre.

Find that unique outfit, divine dress, beautiful bag and just to die for jewellery under one roof!

The bar will be open serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments. There will also be a make up artist and nail technician to really get you ready for the weekend!

Further Information: Kingdom Liverpool website